1929 Map of Holland
USGS Topo · Published 1959About this map
The Lake Michigan shoreline dominates this 1920s survey, defined by a string of beaches and summer developments such as Zwemmer Beach, Rosabelle Beach, and Tennessee Beach. Inland, the landscape transition is marked by the expansive Lake Macatawa and its connection to Macatawa Bay, where the city of Holland is established with a dense street grid and significant waterfront infrastructure. The era's transportation relies heavily on the Pere Marquette railroad, which links the outlying farming communities and specialized sites like Getz Lakewood Farm.
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